Media Watch - March 28th
Posted: Wednesday, March 28th 2018
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Media Watch - March 29th
Thursday, March 29th 2018
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
The Bristol Post features comments from Jamie Paterson's pre-Barnsley press conference.
In the same press conference, head coach Lee Johnson told the Post that his side are "well rested" after the international break.
José Morais has confirmed to Barnsley's official website that Matt Mills will miss tomorrow's Sky Bet Championship clash.
The Barnsley head coach has also acknowledged the quality of City's squad but believes his side is good enough to win every game they play, as the Post reports.
The Post highlights ex-City player Christian Ribeiro having to retire from football through injury.
BT Sport and BBC report on City Women's defeat to their Birmingham City counterparts.
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